Abstract: Powered by the Snapdragon 625 and featuring Super AMOLED display and 5100mAh Battery the Lenovo P2 Lowest Price of 229$ should definitely be your top smartphone choice. You can watch Lenovo P2 Video Review for more details. Compared to phones like Moto G5...
Fingerprint scanner integrated into the Home button, 5.5-inch Super AMOLED display with Full HD resolution and additional settings, Extremely durable 5100mAh battery and Ultimate Power Saver mode, Android 6.0 Marshmallow and a user interface with useful s
Design with bulkier dimensions and slightly slippery surface
Lenovo P2 is a model suitable for people who don't enjoy charging their phones too frequently. It can give you several days of work without the battery even crossing your mind, which is often one of the main features that the users demand these days. If y...
Stupendous battery life (up to 3 days), Very affordable price, Impressively loud speaker, Decent performance, Tons of customization options
Horrifying, outdated Lenovo interface, Old software (6.0 Marshmallow), Useless, noncustomizable special key on the side, microUSB instead of USBC
At the end of the day, the Lenovo P2 is a big phone with a big battery and a small price.It's not a miraculous wonder-phone: it has a terribly outdated user interface, it runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow, it has some occasional bugs (but nothing deal-breaking...
The Lenovo P2's awesomeness thankfully extends well past the ridiculously good battery life. For just £200 (or £23 per month on contract), you get a well-specced handset that's great for enjoying media on the move, as well as reassuringly rugged. As a res...
Stupendous battery life, Supports fast charging and reverse charging, Good ergonomic design, Smart Composition mode in camera app is useful, Near-stock Android experience
Hangs occasionally, Camera is a letdown, Photos by Raj Rout
At a starting price of Rs 16,999 for the 3GB RAM variant, the P2 is tempting and the fact that it can last three days on a single charge will definitely grab the attention of most of our readers. But like we said at the start of the review, does the P2 ma...
Published: 2016-11-18, Author: Tomas , review by: hw4all.com
screen, autonomy, perfectly balanced iron, small (for a battery) the thickness of the body,
hybrid slot SIM/MicroSD, camera you could put a little better, the interface is not up to the end optimized for AMOLED, To fit smartphone, Lenovo Vibe P2 will fit almost anyone who doesn't think phablets 5.5″ huge shovels. It has a great battery, but the
There are many smartphones in the market today with large battery packs, but the Lenovo P2 is probably the best of the lot, from what we have tested. The company has done well to provide a value for money package to the end consumer. The one thing that di...
"When was the last time you charged your phone?""Hmm, let me think about it. I can't remember!"And when was the last time you had this conversation? We can't remember, either. But it has to be around the zenith of Nokia, its iconic feature phones, and...
Average Performance, Micro USB, Still Running Android 6.0.1
The Lenovo P2 is designed for those who either travel a lot or forget charging their phone often. Features like a super fast charge, ora long battery life is a boon to a lot of people who work long hours too. Performance is good for most users but the ph...
